Don’t Forget to Flush

Wonderful work from Venezuelan artist / designer / illustrator / etcetera Masa, couple with an equally impressive site designed by Loyal. Worth a look for sure.

Little info available on the site in the way of just who in Stockholm, or how many, is responsible, but the work is solid and conceptual. Alphabetical Order.

The digital half of the Systm collective from Iceland. Some very cool art projects as well as client work.

NODE is a Berlin and Oslo based graphic design studio, founded in 2003 by Anders Hofgaard (NO) and Serge Rompza (DE). Vladimir Llovet Casademont (DE/ES) joined the collaboration 2006. All three studied at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy, Amsterdam.
The studio works for international clients and on self initiated projects across various media: books, magazines, posters, typefaces, [...]

My German is non-existent, but from what I gather, Leitwerk is a design firm in Cologne, Germany. The site may be in German, the images however, are not.

Hey you. Why don’t you crawl out from under that rock and check out the new site from the team at W+K?

New site launched.

Updated work.

Guto writes to let us know that Elfen, one of the few design firms, or firms in general for that matter, that is still using the Welsh Language, is on the hunt for web designers. If you are in the Cardiff area, this might be one to check out.

What happened to UK-based Amp Associates you ask? Founder Scott Parker has his own site and you can peruse some of the Amp work there.

Stefan updates over at Neubau.

Eduardo at Trozo and Los Angeles send us some work to see. Great artwork as well. Check it out.
Want to see your work here? If you’ve got the goods, feel free to email any submissions to me, number2, at flushinc.com.

Combining the talents of Carlos Battilana, Martin Jalfen, and Julian Montesano, the Amautalab website is the perfect playground for the group to display their tongue-in-cheek aesthetic sensibilities which span from print, to video, and to the internets.

Join Timo Gaessner, head of Berlin-based outfit 123buero, for an afternoon filled with nice works of all shapes and sizes.

By way of New Zealand, Gus and Kris of the Letterheads show us their penchant for clean typography and strong, simple layouts. Be sure to check out Kris’s newest typeface, Feijoa, over at Village.